Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

sl1s 81 .a uls- " ffs stores are p4,sa +aofe
tls e.'later- 4ad s. Is sxpesi.sl f-l4i tlS a4 i'
4<s si.l a- -4- .f..t.ss alsla-11 tl setefa-
~ -ls .tlfss lLs sater leaea-d . nisrer
depth
con- p.sfs ust of rbe Business hoases
al.ies sa-sf sai d4alA--.i IS - tll.oes
>srth slis asla street
A4ney Baas.. trocer-. Tao stgIy frauae
1ultlas rssi lelce sctlFe
Geo HeAl..sa msat ul4rkst srs slors
lraue 1lf1iak
leeFz- 1aies. Exchange Hotel three slors
8rea
HFala Druuuz oEaas. oBe story tr-ue
tosl -ftev cue srery fraas
h-ury Ranger. shoe store. t~o story
.rals second story occ1p.sd 81 Albert b.
Root Attorney -aE-|4N
b B. saith. merchant tailor one story
frame
Two vacant sores. 0~nsi ~ A. \. Roof
l.aiies Library one stofs frame.
ss0th -ids Mans
lyons haaA t~o story frsme Second
doef aetuDlrj - JAlles Buell.
Hatch & Baker, hardware and asuc4i-
t1rai impiements. one .tprg frame
" {, Barnard hooks. stationery ant
ieNeIry. tao story iraue Sec snd fJ3r o.
eup.ea oy Barnard
JAMES ItArI. rlIr store AL tA"rAtAA3
HliannE oNn-i oY a h Root
i1en Hsu tso sfaEY frame, nrsi u0or
occupied ~ b4sii Nor-hsri harness mak-
er seconi ioor. f3~n Hail
Wallace hAlsted saloon, one story frame.
:. n Ranger grocery tao story frame.
hludins JNned ~ A X Roof
A.. Burgdlr barber shop. Building
owned by Ralph Mattison second story
vacant
Hatch q Bakes hardware. TWO story
brick
l. y Church. druggist. tao story brick.
Bli.dlng owned bg Mrs. Palmer second
story occupied oy samuel Vance.
David Kelly. druggist. tao story brick
second story oce lpird by Deorse CadSell
r. / Gleason drg sOods. two story brick
second do0r occupied oY Masonic Lodge
a.. Sungwell. manuiac. Irer u hops
one story irame building, Owned by A. n.
Root
W d. Pennington, furniture. two story
frame.
Prairie street.
Exchange Hotel barn.
Henry Seaaug storehouse for busgies and
-irighs
J. T.. MAY. blacksmith shop Building
owned By Henry Soaring
samuel Vance livery
otswas. pa Bois, cooper shop and store
house
John Peaser. two story frame boarding
house
A Fox. saloon. building owned by John
Prlier
r. L Gorham, Two story frame wagon
shop and paint shop.
Charles smith aud David HiscOck two
story frame blacksmith shop. bu.ding
owned oy L. l. Gorham.
L mil 90 2 n.
highway bridge were the following.
Hale Bros. three story brick and frame
building, Gothic mills.
j. II Arnold < son. tool and axe factory
and warehouse
Pump House.
Oscar Amsden. WOODEN mills two story
frame
r. O. Cornell wind mill factory, two
and-a bali story frame With machine shop
etc. attached
Houssiess and Homeless.
The dsstltuti0n is terrible there being
twenty families driven from their places of
abode in addition to the guests OF the hotel
and A. there are no vacant buildings the
poor creatures are taken IN by kindly neigh
Oors and cared for. These people were
forced 20 leave their domiciles in haste
many OF ther being taken ont In boats sc
| their clothing and furniture was left a
! food for the mad waters.
The families OF the following persons ar
/ homeless
John Pe6fer. b. smith ". ; Barn
ari. james Frazer James Rhull VIM c
! HaWlev. Jr.. A. McFarlane. Steven Dennis
/ Mrs. Morse. Edward Johnson. George Cad
we'll Almer Aidrich. VIM Rudgers. Nathan
/ Sherwood Mrs. Criitenden. Marsh Hamler
John Musser, Samuel Vance, 7. X. Ranger
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